許されざる者

The novel feels deeply rooted in its setting, reflecting real social tensions. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice or a natural part of the story's development.

The detective's internal struggles made the case feel more personal and intense. I wonder if this approach was inspired by real cases or purely fictional.

The narrative voice really draws you into his worldview, but I wonder what led to this focus. Was it to highlight personal bias or to enhance suspense?